It depends. A serial schedule is one in which the operations of one transaction begins after the operation of another.. that is for example there are 5 operations in Ti(Oi1,Oi2,Oi3,Oi4,Oi5) and 4 operations in Tj(Oj1,Oj2,Oj3,Oj4) the schedule is :
Oi1,Oi2,Oi3,Oi4,Oi5,Oj1,Oj2,Oj3,Oj4 OR Oj1,Oj2,Oj3,Oj4,Oi1,Oi2,Oi3,Oi4,Oi5
But to check if a schedule is recoverable we need to check whether for each pair of transactions ,Ti and Tj - such that Tj reads a dataItem previously written by Ti - Ti commits before Tj. If so it is recoverable.
All cascadeless Schedules are also recoverable Schedules
ADVANTAGE: It produces only cascadeless schedules, recovery is very easy.DISADVANTAGE: The set of schedules obtainable is a subset of those obtainable from plaintwo phase locking, thus concurrency is reduced
Serial schedules are the schedules during which all statements in a transaction are executed consecutively. Serializable schedule is a schedule that is equivalent to a serial schedule
One where every transaction reads only the items that are written by committed transactions.
Recoverable altho you were foolish not to have "replacement cost". Then you are covered at 100%
A recoverable tax is exactly how it sounds. It is money that can be recovered from the sales of your merchandise.
recoverable
yes.
Did you mean, "What is the Prefix of Recoverable?" If so, the prefix in the word "Recoverable" is "Re" which means "back" or "again".
Yes. Yes.
Your Private Data is recoverable using a File Recovery Program...such as Pixo_Rescue.
Recoverable reserves= Volume of hydrocarbon * recovery factor Recoverable reserves= [7758* Vf*P*((1-Sw)/FvF)] * R.F Vf:Volume of producing formation(acre-feet) P: Porosity Sw: Water Saturation FvF: Formation Volume Factor R.F: Recovery Factor(Percentage of oil in place thats recoverable)
If the data storage unit of the piece of technology you are using is not harmed, it's most likely ok and recoverable.